Women and Language in Australian and New Zealand Society
Australian Professional Publications, 1987 - Social Science - 169 pages
Language and gender research including role of Aboriginal women in language change and language maintenance; paper by Jakelin Troy on Aboriginal women and contact languages separately annotated.
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research in New Zealand
Sex differences in intergroup and intragroup
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Abooroo Aboriginal languages Aboriginal women adolescents adult analysis appear Australian Aboriginal languages Australian English behaviour boys British English cent child characters colonists communication contact languages conversational corpus Courier-Mail described development of contact distribution Education Eisikovits example express female and male feminist Freebody frequently function gender differences Giles guidelines headline hedges Holmes Horvath Hyperno inter-group interaction interpretation interviewer Jane Kramarae Lakoff language and gender Language in Society language shift lexical linguistic male and female marital status married meaning Melbourne Miss Monash University mothers Ngiyampaa non-Aboriginal non-sexist language Occurrences paper patterns Pauwels personal title Peter Peter and Jane phonological pidgin politeness Poynton pragmatic particles reading books relationship role semantic sex differences sexism sexist language social sociolinguistic sort Sydney tag questions title for women title system University users variation verb wife woman Women and language women's and men's words Zealand English